Why bank with Chase?
Cash rewards when you spend
Get 1% cashback on your everyday credit debit card spending for the first year. Max £15 a month. Exceptions apply*.
Plus competitive savings
You could open an easy access savings account (4.1% AER variable interest)**
Better than a piggy bank
Enable round-ups and earn 5% interest on your round up account (5% AER variable interest)***
How it works
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Open a new current account with Chase
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Use your debit card to spend as normal
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You’ll earn 1% cashback when you spend (exceptions apply*)
Get rewarded for your daily spending
Make the most of your spending. A current account from Chase Bank offers award-winning banking, plus cashback when you spend. You can even open an easy access savings account and round up your spending to earn more interest.
The rewarding way to spend and save
1% cashback for a year. Max £15 a month. Exceptions apply*.
Earn 4.1% AER (4.02% gross) variable interest with Chase Saver
Earn 5% AER on round-ups
No minimum deposit, account opening fees or monthly usage fees
Need to know
Earn 1% cashback when you spend
*18+, UK residents. Receive 1% cashback on your everyday debit card and contactless spending. Available for your first 12 months as a new customer. Max £15 per month. Cashback exceptions apply. See here for exceptions.
Rewarding banking, trusted by millions
Join an award winning bank with round-the-clock customer support.
Smart money people’s “Best British Bank” 2023 winner
24/7 customer support
Reach a customer agent any time through the app
**Saver account: 4.1% AER (4.02% gross) variable, paid monthly. Chase current account required. T&Cs apply.
***(4.89% gross) variable, paid monthly. Chase current account required. Round-up account balance transfers to elected Chase account on anniversary of account opening. T&Cs apply.
Cash rewards on your daily spending
Choose a bank that rewards you with 1% cashback when you spend
Chase is an award-winning digital bank with over 56 million digital customers in the US. Now Chase offers their rewarding banking in the UK too — trusted by millions. That means you could get cash rewards on the everyday things you already buy.
The funds in your Chase account are protected by the Financial Services Compensations Scheme (FSCS) which covers deposits of up to £85,000.
No, you don’t need to close your current bank account to open a Chase account. However, if you wish to do so, you can use the Current Account Switch Service (CASS) to switch your bank account to Chase. Chase will move your money and your payments to your Chase account. The switch will take seven working days and you can choose any date that works for you, up to 30 days ahead of your planned switch.
No. There is no minimum opening balance, no account opening charge and no monthly usage fees.
Yes, once you’re a customer, you can open a new Chase saver account in the Chase app. You don’t need to pay anything in when you open this account.
If you put in £1,000 on your first day, you’d earn £41 in interest over the year. If nothing changes (including the interest rate), you’d have £1,041 at the end of the year.